Christmas Visits And Extended Family Gatherings In Franklin
Franklin residents hosted a wide circle of relatives over the Christmas season. Alma Dodds welcomed children from Pasadena Huntsville Baytown Midland and Franklin while Dodds family members and friends from Topeka Houston Bryan Lubbock Dallas and New Baden joined for dinners and holiday visits. Families shared meals in Franklin and nearby towns during December 22 23 and the Christmas holidays, with many relatives traveling from across Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Dodds
Henry Maddox
Topeka
Kansas
Calvert
John Maddox
Franklin
Mr. Maddox
Cold Bratch
Easterly
Robertson County
Bill Maddox
John Turner
David
Pasadena
Jeanie Turner
Sam Houston Universiy
Huntsville
Weldon Dodds
Jana
Midland
Wayne Dodds
Mike
Kathie
Mary Ellen
Steven
Baytown
Turner
Jeanie
Seale
G. W. Cobb
R. L. Dodds Jr
Pat
Kim
New Baden
Mike Dodds
Sam Houston University
Debbie Redden
Susie Redden
D. D. Redden
Debbie
Eernest
W. T. Winford
Gordon Schoote
Houston
Charles F. Eden
Donna Rothlisberger
Commerce
John Carlton Hicks
Robert
Carlton
Marjorie) Hicks
Carl Gene Davis
Laurie
Lisse
Bryan
Gervase Reagan
Jim Carlton
Joe New
John
Victoria
John Duncan Bounds
Karrie
Collin
Dallas
Dicky Herron
Baylor University
Waco
Mike Maris
Lubbock
Calvin Petty
Geneva Bounds
Jeff New
James Manford
Lake Jackson
Jim Malford
Jim Peterson
Will Tydicka
Linda Merryman
Hearne
Lesley Seigler
Bryan Becktold
D. D. Becktold
Ellis Meadors
Kit
James Acuff
San Antonio
J. D. Boyd
Seagoville
Arthur Z. Boyd
George Meadors
Jack Boyd
Jack G. Boyd
Arthur Boyd
Walter Ray Boyd
Ray McBride
Hardy Boyd
J. M. Boyd
Centerville
Cap McBride
Oscar Reichert
Michael Reichert
Naval Air Base
Corpus Christi
James Hanks
Franklf
Debbie Reynolds
Clara Hertting
Sant Antonio
H. C. McCullough
Lake Somerville
Jimmy McCollum
Austin
Doris Barnhouse
Fairbanks
Alaska
Jerry Powell
Kimberly
Raymond Reichert
Clarksville Texas history honored by a new market dedication
Lieutenant Governor W P Hobby Jr reports the dedication of a Texas Historical Market in Austin’s Clarksville community. The article recounts Clarksville’s 19th century founding by freedmen, the Sweet Home Missionary Baptist Church, notable residents like Elias Mayes, and the community’s enduring legacy through education, religion, and social life.
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W. P. Hobby Jr
Texas
Austin
Clarksville
Charles Clark
Sweet
Ben
Carrington
Pease Estate
Sweet Horse Church
Jacob Fortaine
J. H. Werin
Town Lake
Colorado River
Travis County
10Th
West Lynn
Waterston
Missouri-Pacific
Rites Held For Marvin Seigler In Navasota
A Requiem Mass for Marvin Seigler, 62, of Navasota, was held at St Patrick's Church with interment at Forest Park Cemetery in Houston. He died Friday night at St Luke's Hospital. Surviving: wife Lera, two sons, five daughters, father J W Seigler, and three brothers.
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Marvin Seigler
Navasota
St Patrick's Catholic Church
Forest Park Cemetery
Houston
Seigler
St. Luke’s Hospital
Robertson County
Little Mississippi
Franklin
Gulf State Utilities Company
Calvert
Lera Davidson
St. Patrick's Church
J. W. Seigler
Wesley Seigler
Bryan
Lesley Seigler
James Seigler
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R. B. Darling Jr
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Robert Forsthoff
Kurten
Monroe Payne
Edge
Ray Reynolds
Carrie
Chris
W. R. Reynolds
Brownwood
Reynolds
Navasota Rites
Manhattan
Vince
N.A.D.A
America
Automobile
Nada
K” Street
N.W
Washington, D.C
Organization of America
New Car